The Journal of Journal Printing Co. Stitesee
The Journal is the official paper of City and County with multiple editions and wide circulation. It lists offices, agencies, and staff roles including publisher B D Throop, managing editor Loomis, and staff in reporting, composing, and mailing rooms, along with a city-wide network of grocery and drugstore offices and Chicago and New York representation details.
Learning to Swim Warns of Drownings Across nation
The Kansas City Journal urges early swimming education as a shield against rising drownings seen nationwide. It notes Blue River fatalities in Kansas City and predicts summer exodus to beaches, stressing that trained swimmers reduce panic, aid self confidence, and improve rescue success.
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Kanses City
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Learn to swim to save children from drowning
A lettered editorial urges swimming education in schools and vacations, noting drowning risks and that children naturally take to the water. It argues mothers erred in prohibiting swimming, citing European practice and the need for early training to prevent fatalities. It also reports regional items and brief editorial quips from various papers.
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
A column recalls past fairs at Tremont hall and notes a Pike's Peak mine panorama tonight. It also narrates long-ago local life, with Vignettes of the Blue Bluff and town characters, ending with a cliffhanger about Miss Cynthia and Miss Selina Sue.
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Tremont Hall
Pike's Peak
Platte
Rocky Mountains
Loose
McElroy
Kinney and Kinney Household Tales From The Talk IN 4 Book
The scene centers on Mrs Kinney and Miss Bumpas amid a lively discussion about husband and wifely roles. A mildly fractious exchange unfolds with flirtation, discipline, and a street disturbance described as a cyclone, leaving the group concerned about manners and social norms.
Cardui praised by Mrs Waters of Lenoir N C
Mrs Kate Waters of Lenoir North Carolina says she is not tired after a two week west trip and credits Cardui the women’s tonic for restoring strength. She urges others to take Cardui, claiming it builds the system and relieves headaches and back aches. The ad promises more guidance from the Chattanooga Medicine Co and mentions a 61 page booklet on request.
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Cynthia
Bellman Sue
Lao
Agi
Alan
Lenoir
N. C
Kate Waters
N.C
Cardui
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Enougt
N. B
Chattanora Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hanspeunen
Massachusetts plan to back independent Republican vs Lodge
Boston Mayor John Fitzgerald disclosed tentative plans to unite Democrats and independent Republicans in Massachusetts to defeat Senator Henry Cabot Lodge next January. He said the aim is to swing the legislature to an independent Republican with tariff moderation, hoping Ames may be the chosen candidate. The move seeks a governor and congressional gains for Democrats in 1942.
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Washington, D. C
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Henry Cabot Ledge
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Washington
War Department
Fitzgerald
Fident
Bague
Butler Ames
Lowell
Mags
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House
Senate
Amas
Lodge
Dou
Representative Foss
James H. Vahey
Foss
Ohio
Harmon
Local Social and Church Notes from Tone Tree Ta
Mrs H G Buell hosted a book club gathering with guests Mrs Hermann Wiese bound for California and Miss Vida Merrill former assistant principal. Children's Day exercises at Reformed church were engaging with a decorated hall. Next Sunday Christian children to perform again. Mrs B D Allen returned to Burlington after two weeks with friends. Leslie Carl, student at Ames, came home for the occasion.
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Tone Tree
H. G. Buell
Book Club
Hermann Wiese
California
Vida Merrill
Reformed Church
Christian Chnren
B.D. Allen
Burlington
Leslie Carl
Ames
Open Door science notes on distant diagnosis and Pierce cures
A 19th century overview describes distant diagnosis via telegraph and fossils, and praises Dr. Pierce’s Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. It highlights nonpersonal exams, specialty physicians, and modern treatments including violet ray therapy, electric devices, and remedies like Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It notes widespread cases nationwide and invites letters for specialist advice with free literature.
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United States
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B.V. Pierce
Sustes
Cole
Dr. Pierce
Tawalids
Butalo
N. Y
Invelids
Pierce
Galden
Sod Suretea
RV. Pierce
Bukee
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